The concept that Tennesseans must cede more authority to a strong central government thrives more than ever in times of uncertainty and fear. The government’s natural course is to “never let a crisis go to waste” by seizing more power …
The Libertarian Party of Tennessee’s Statement on the COVID-19 Outbreak Read More »
Calling all Libertarian activists! The LPTN will be facilitating a “Day on the Hill” to lobby for our ballot access reform bill (HB2580/SB2530). We’ll ask that you reach out to your personal State Senator or State Representative to set an …
As part of our commitment to focus on issues-based advocacy, the Libertarian Party of Tennessee will be focused on five key legislative areas in the 2020 state legislative cycle. We’ll be asking our officers and activists to engage the general …
The LPTN has reopened committee applications for the fundraising and IT committees. You can learn more about the roles of each of these committees by clicking here.
Our convention this year will be held on January 11th at 9:00 am at the Wilson County Expo Center in Lebanon, TN. Per our bylaws, we will be nominating candidates, ratifying bylaw amendments, and electing our delegates to attend the 2020 national convention. If you’re …
Are You Seeking the Nomination of the Libertarian Party of TN? Read More »
Do you have a minute to help restore individual liberty in Tennessee? If yes, your urgent action today is needed! Tennessee legislators will have a hearing on October 29th to discuss Tennessee civil asset forfeiture laws. During this hearing, legislators …
We Need Your Help NOW to End Civil Asset Forfeiture in TN Read More »
A few days ago, President Trump gave a speech in the wake of the recent mass shootings. In this speech, he noted his support for new gun control in the form of “Red Flag” laws. Shortly after, several Republican members …
The LPTN Opposes “Red Flag” Laws and Any Other Infringements on the 2nd Amendment Read More »
October 31st is mostly known for being Halloween, but it also happens to be the deadline for Libertarian Party membership to count towards the number of delegates that each state affiliate is allocated. The Libertarian Party of Tennessee does not …
Before you apply, please read the committee requirements by clicking here.
Speaker Casada no longer deserves Tennesseans’ trust and is unqualified to carry out his responsibilities as Speaker Nashville, TN: With reports out of Speaker Glen Casada office showing lewd behavior, the framing of public activists, as well as enabling substance …
The Libertarian Party of Tennessee Calls for the Immediate Resignation of Speaker Casada Read More »
